It looked to be another one of those games as both sides seemed to struggle to get going but mid-way through the half Leyton took the lead.

Vas Soteriou was allowed space to cross from the left and Leli Bejada raced in to put the ball in the net.

Kieron Drake kept up his good form by denying Bejada a second minutes later when he was left with just the keeper to beat.

The second half was much the same but an early chance for Windsor looked as if they may get back into the game.

Ryan Spencer only managed to head Peter Holsgroves cross straight into the hands of Andy Young.

Leyton doubled their lead late on when a Windsor corner was easily cleared leaving the visitors exposed at the back.

Drake was able to pull of three fantastic saves but the ball was continually falling to the feet of Leyton players and when it fell for Scott Curley he put the ball in the net.

Windsor weren't totally out of it though as straight from the restart they broke away resulting in Adam Wallace grabbing his fourth goal in as many games.